Re: Some simple questions about Single-Tray Processing

On 2/20/2008 3:16 PM dan.c.quinn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 spake thus:

>   The little processing needed is done conveniently using
> One-shot very dilute chemistry. I believe that is where Mr.
> Nebenzahl fails to connect; One-Tray + One Shot chemistry.
> There is No reason to use more than One tray if the Chemistry
> is used One-Shot. I'm sure David is familiar with the rotary
> process and the fact that some who do use One Tube
> also use One-Shot chemistry. Dan

Yes, I'm familiar with tube processing, as I use it for sheet film (4x5 
& 9x12). For film, it makes a lot of sense to me, at least compared to 
tray processing, with which I've had little success. (I would prefer 
tray processing if I weren't such a klutz, since I belive it yields 
superior results.)

And tube processing and one-shot chemistry aren't necessarily tied 
together: I use both 1-shot (diluted developer) and reused chemistry. 
Plus, the tube is a *lot* easier to pour in and out of than a large 
print tray.